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4;0.f-709-lo :~~~. 1/10 CHARLES 131NWY, Chairman. AT a numerous and respeaable Meeting of Pro. prietors of East:lndia Stock, held This Lay at the City or London Tavern, bish,psgate-street. „PATRICK CRAWkORDISRUCE, Esq. in the Charir;, The following Resolutions` were unanimously agreed to .: ,Itesolven, That fOfIN CHANIIER, Esq. late a lvlember of the Couneil at Fort St. George, having served the East India Conipany dtiring penoci of 33 years, and 411 the moat diatinguisiicd Situations, with great honour. to lisraself and . advantage to their interests, is peculiarly qualified to.be one of their Direelors. Itesolved, That the pre-eminent abilities of Mr. Chamier, • and his acknowledged experience in the' Revenue, and Commercial Departments of the Company's :service in India, cannot lad of ming einincialy servit.eable at this im portant crisis. in the management of their Affairs .at ; and that it he Stibt)littCtt to the consideration of the tors, the expediency of tncir electing its a Director 4 Gentle. 10411 who has been employed Sr) 'natty years in the 'advance. men: of their Intai:st aolo4clp 4.11 d witt/Se.cutidttd has received rite uniform ityprohation of, their ,Government its India, anti the Court' at Directors, as recorded 'in their m66'001114 APPOSittect to the Proprietors by Mr,-Chatnier. l s,,s that as ai 1. Cliaaaer is totally unconneaed with any line of business which eau either divert his attention twirl the Conspati) Altairs,-or influence 4iia condiict in the riono r ;eipent or them,•he•poilscsda greater tiseans of atting in. 'tirpco,l%:ntly cud disinterestedly, than others who W. .riot bins i tarty' situated. • The Coininittee having examined the result of Mr. Cimvass, liesolved, That it IS now ,beconioinCumbOnt on him td proceed to the ballot. P. C. BRUCE, chailmaii. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given tiA P. t., liruee„, Esq. tor. his zealoas and ate; dunduct in tint Chair. Mr. CltaMier's Committee will meet every day, from tett. tjll live o'clock, at the City of Lorttltni , Tavc;ro, litshopsgate, siLfCCI, what: tavoucable Cott - mutt will De grawfutly. re4..ti4rO. To thn pßovtuti-rottl AST INDIA STOCK. Arlo GeturvEsit4+, TN eutiseiit:iice of the Resolution of the Propii;:t-' t 046 at East Intll4 Stock, assembled yesterday at the C:ty at London Ta vern, l einbrautt tato earliest opixrrtututy at ue.. ; .blaring my-positive determination of going to the •tlailot uit The , toth of itlay pelt.; anti beg le4Vii to repeat my sine.!,..: assurance toyou, that it sin:costal in iny übjed, it will bc . • my stubby to prove myself worthy of that honourable Cob, I stai AfiXioUS to obtain, by means of your Sta. traps ) 1. 114Y0 01; honour to, bc, with Out greatest respea, Ladies ink! Gel - Wow: 1 lb • Your most devoted Servant, . 10t1N CHAMi Lg. Gtosvenot:place, Apiit z6,1&;9. n OUISTS havity , bettl citcuiated .the •Proikricturs that Air. WI L. M WI G RAM ia nova. sufficient Aps to till 0 Nk:At .I{ltila Dirvetion, I,IW C OM. 41 IT 41i. for contincling nta •L. LEcTioN thmk. m s cf: s ., e.uy to atare, that he attain tnt 2:4111 year of tiia Age' in July flaxt, a petlcpi of Lite Lonailtranly . cm...ceding that at which 4,:vetal et the moat salve And L; ctcut CliaritCtit(4 pow ; in ihe Direction it. • Tile Cut :ulnae 4.3; lavo furchet.to igram. L44,bact many yc.tts i(perteoCe I IVlercAntilo Mouse ot tion4vti cottuons, and that list yips now et/onkel" his fortune thw Br a very c,t metiis. Meta, Kuhl. and Co. he will tidY+t. 110 1,14r3t.nt tvluch can stityrtere with his Duly to tlic East India tnionitl. no hive the honour of Attu{ tilccttai. by it 1 6 ttt • kictitrinimttuill. lo that dostrAbie event, to t:th4r, hw liituation as a Duct.tor of Mt London Asulatitx VOliApAnY • • .• late. Mr. W This Day wait pybi44hcd, A New L‘iitioo.., Twg Volumes, 061avo. With act alegat.t I teat! of tlfe Author, and other Plates, P rice t. 3, in boards, . • THE RE:rIA.INS'of I-ItNIXY KIIIKE WHITE, us ;lot latent tit. john's College, Cautbridge; with au el his Life, '• sty itps - Lit' s()UTHF.Y. • rfi,:tot for Vcrazar, flood, aoci Sharpe; I.ongpnan, liuist, !Zeta, ,A;i4 (Vilne LOILIOA; I. t)igliton, 'l'. liarret, and I. Nicholson, CartiOrlOge I, und W. Dunn an4l S. Tuptrian, ?tipttiqh.Go. • ST,ELIEOTYPE EDITION. This Day WWI published, On fine wove rArr, with v. Heads, by rewick• Price 33 trd. pound, A N ABRIPCIMENT at dia. HISTORY of LNGLAND. 41 " 6. ' By OLIVER. tittLI)SMITIL Printed for Yernw, Hood, and ShArpc 1. Walker ; 1. Barris; La4c.ington, Alieu, and .Co. ; Cuthell and Marti„; I. Nunn; lt. ; and 'l:.4loosey, London; and J. CO. Muncitcwer. Pay were published, The li.dokup t price 7s. )RACTICAL SERMONS' on several Important SUB{ ECTS. ' For the the of Fatuities. By the Rev . THEO Pkt I ',US 8 e. I WIN, Sold t.y Vertior, Hood, unkt Shiape t t• • and C. ri I:ts, aral Maio ; and J. limichard, Lou. .;wit ; and by all , Country 1.14,44a4:11eii. ptiblishe4l ti) the aim's Author, Pri‘n Six silhogs, A Tro.slation at to, eloages of NI iissillonotlfiressad to his , wiry Two li,"beayb; the one on the Argot Preach. If% ; Oirit whet un the Composition of a Sermon. —Se* II" Anti-1404in isritnen Critic,. tvii:ior, (,:cntlernan's Maga4 Zine„ Orrlitat r quA,:hurchtnari, , EieOic Review, gce. dry wc:e - , In :;ti) pr:4, , , - e 7%. boards, 3 4111 •on tine Paper, price 93. 613. . , 9 ircitirs and itr,rvianKs on Establislling INSTITUTik)N,efor the . 13PPORT oncIEL)I,I-, ;*frAT3t)hi UNPORTI(INEL)'ii.ESPECTALSLE FE. t-ne Author of 4' 1.110 Step_-&forher;" " Letters to VOlung .Felailes a !* " Coinitentie Nev or the 4.c,. • ' :1 r i ot Lai ki,urst,lteek, and ()rine, PateruoStet ‘, ,4;;,Licti tow, - . oaviss, 4trand anLl 1. WilSou' iulti lion, . . To Om PROP.RI ET.ORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 1.440 s ANT) GLVTLltrirlg, Avi k ' occutred in the Direeion of . your' Affairs, by the Resignation of Mr. JOHN MA N. Still', ',beg to Gait myself a Candidate for your Sudiages on tit: present ocrAision, and to assure you, that should 1 be so fortunate MI to meet with your Support, thz knowledge of your Public Concerns, which a Service of many years in your. Territories abroad has airorded me, shall at all times be called forth to increase .the erospecity anti promote the • Interests of the East Italia Compiny. • . 1 'have the hullo - tit to be,. • Ladies and Gentlemen, - • • Your obedient humble Servant, JOHN lILADEN, TAYLOR. Devonshire place, April 26, &Bey. • - Colonel TAYI.O it's Committee will meet every day from •fiwotve to FOur o'Clock, at the Kin 4 .4 }lead Tavern, in the I 'O 4 ttrY. whole ririy . friernlly Corninunic - arions mil be .thauk ully received. KING'S BEAD TAVERN; IN THE POULTRY, April A 25, , 16v9. AT a r*66litble Directing of,the Friceu6 of lone 101INAILADEN TAYLOR, Candidate far a :se.tt /rune East India - Direction, the . talk:Jiving Rest/in. ations were unanimously carried. ChMtLI.S )31N NY Esq.: in the Chair; ' Retolved, That it:is the unanimous opiiiion.nt this Meet. ing that Colonel .1 LI litsl -11 LADEN tt.v Lt.) lc, -(rom. the inuepenclence and integrity or Character he Maintained during a residence! of ttpn'arcis at z 7., years 'hi the East India Cum. parry's Service ;throat, is it tit and proper Person to taka part in the administration or their Airairs in this Country ; .t,with this conviction improssett on their minds, tins Meeting beg.leave to rec..miriend Cul. Taylor to the Propne. torit to cc eiecten a Director tit the East :India Company, on the 'ictlt ut .W1:1) next, ui Inc room Of Mr. miiiistnp, Resolvcd, hit this Meettni; .will use their utin‘st enura- Yuurs to prOilifite Cul. Taylor' s Silt:COS. • Resolved, 'L'hat the Thaultt of this Meeting b* given to. ' Mr. KINN Y for his ConduU in the Chair, svid that thrse Rebel Wiens be signed by the; Chairman, and inserted in the Dairy Papers. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. : I.'O' USE OF ORBS, wsDNE4oAy, *Ali, 26. This day the Loa CHANCELLOR gave judgment. in the Appeal of the Parish of St. Gregory against the Minor. Canons of St. Paul's, and manned the decree of the Court below, with t¢ol. costs. Lord Bucitixotistriati t gaie notice, that he should make a motion on Monday next respeding Mr. Frere's Einbany; Lord - Set.xtfix moved for Papers conneoled with the - transaCtion of forcibly, seikliing the AmeriCan Ship the Chesapeake, prepgatory to his grounding a /notion thereon. . Lord Livsaroor. opposed ,their produflion,- and drew some nice,distinetions to prove that the Noble inotion . Was contrary to Parliamentayy nsage, and politically inexpedient,,, pending : the ; present ne 7 gociation with AineriCa. , For aught the House kneW ( h e c o ndua of his Majesty's Ministers, , with respeet to. Arneiica; -was bvtli political and.'wise, and tilt this dccoments„were before the House, it .would be prematore and uojup In question that condud., Lord SIW2OUTH denied that .his Noble Friend's motion was contrary to . Parliatuentary usage.. ,The Lowe: - .Honse, he believed, had granted the Papers alluded to, and h saw no mason why any distinc- Aion shoulit prevail as to the usage of the House, with 'respell to the produetion of Papers. He there.l , fort was astonished at the opposition. The tinestion.was then put Upon Lord Sztuttis's ;notion, and negatived withont a ditisian.- • Lord Sw„KIKK then moved to discharge the order for suMmoning the House on Friday, on his motion respelling the Correspondence with America, till tb-morrow sennight, which was accordingly done,. 44d the Haute adjourned. 110 USE of COMMO A'S. wEDR.EspAyf Mr. Patirmt.t. brought up the Report on the Irlsit Insolvent Debtors' Rill, which was agreed.to, and .the Rill ordered to be read a third tins on Monday. On the motion of Sir S. RotttILLY, the House re sumed' the further consideration of the Report on the Bankrupt Laws. Bill. The amendments were read a second time, and agreed to, and the Bill or-, tiered to be read.a third time on Friday, when cn grosted:_'. .finsictsioN presented - an Account, shewing the Surplus of Ways and Means for 80g.--.said on the table. ' • . Sir "f.Tuniow wtsited to learn from the Right G4ntletnan opposite, whetitcr it was 14 inten tion, this Session, to make any alteration in'theln come Tax, with respect to any exetnptions 'Or the scale of contributions ? The of the ExcnetauF.a replied in A . NtitiOn frotn Arrent fOr the late Board of Police in Dublin, wilts presented, and after tionte Ob.servations frotn . M;. - Paillell, the Chaneellor of . the Exehegtior,..end Mr. Grattan, reatl . .—lt pray pecuniary coosicleratioo fin- thos . e• who were di: privet pf tlioit Waco by the new - Pollee Bill 'passed ditviit z l acitsion:, and-was. referred to a Corn rnit.t4e. On the tnOtion of Mr., rto6o, the British Shigs Ca turn Bill.was read a third time, , passed. Mr. Rosh hrought in 'a Bill fu . r ing the In tercouise. with North Alwrica, which was read a first, anti, oWercd to be react a second time, to-, nforraw. Mr. Hustusgthg browr i tit ,Itepor,t '41,111r., 4.\ rtilliquu' Cm:tainted. Tic Rcoollitiuns woo 10.; ;.7t).! C !tie itiptiolt . ol Mr. lioszA for leave to tiring in a Dill accordingly, .I%lr. NAftV,Azr expressed-his apprehension& slut such an euatitneur .wOuld rnin_ the sugar tuarket . ., iu this country,. by , supplying the foreign indrket, and dqpreciatir.g the price we would expot,,t from our oWil colonies. If theßili passoit into law, we would iiat e br 50,000 linsitea;fs ant.n. any from Nliirtinique • and of consequence e%port a quantity to that Ottent leha,than we now did, which would' tuck , / a lamentable ditlttretiee its uttr own market. Unless h 8 hoard reasons to convince k ith contrary to his present opihion'.; he would feel it his dnty,to.vote aglitist the measure in this early.stage. The CifsN , ct , .1.1.0tt of . u det:endel,l the niensure;',nia tu,iirlained that - it won' t l be advati'l tageous 'to the ljritistt PlattAt'ai and: not injarioni the Planteref A(ter. some ohaervalions'frani•Mh Jacob, Mr. Horner, Mr. Ruse, Mr. Baring, , ilte•Chancollor of the Excbegtikii : explanation,-twal Gen.Taristim, leave was give°. a. _ Mr., I-iuij g grim notjee,. that he would, to- mor row, move for th.e produ6tion ut the-Proclamation iisneLl by Gen. Beckwith to the Inhitbitanttk of IVlan• tinique, which the Omncellor, of the Exoltequer mid there could be no objeelion to produce. Mi. Yosnit obtuined leave to bring.in,a-Billo improve the quality of Beer in Ireland, by prevent« ing the use of : raw at i ci t i mnaite4 Guru, and (10.40.. riot's materlals , in the Briev,'eries. -• • Tbe House went il,to a , Qolootittee of Sups,'ly, 'to whielt the Irish Es,titrbites were referred, and in t,„(1001, Irish . currenvy„was votqtli for repairs, &c. of tits tla;:bour 13( Hoath . Jast year. . 37411. triiti currency, for. t4o,Dissenting Mink. tern m tiw I-, tit r.i (it Ireland, from !e4tll . March ro)9, to : - !,P . ;! , . March :;:)001. , it 'hi; c. utroncy, for !Trcasury , n t imol. for ARO . .v.incei to the .Comoti3sionorit cippomtell into the Gratuitio, Pc•r(iiiiiiie and limoluments of rh4.Yizhlic Offitei in Ireland, tor two years. 240!. irkh currency, - to Mr. Smart,' .Deputy couutant General Of Sidti)pi,.. for his extractilirlary . trouble. Anti the various usunl Grant; of srm Iler sums to other Public Officer.--41eport` to be received to morrow. e After schne btrartest, 'the Home adjourned. • • MAILS, • AR& Wattrtord. x—i' Matta, x Dublin, t Mi. tertont J'RICE •OF s•rr)CKS Tr,ts DI):1ks TWIVVIL o'CLacK. COPIPIO w r * . . ... , T , n . E N. . .........._:.., ..k. 4 - 4- ---; , • .......„. . . • SOLIM 410,14 DICZAC t AL kl AIJOSAI ? N : ' 'Pk- . 'r.- . • ... A' i - LONDON, TnURSDAY, APRIL. 27, 1809. intelligence we understand has . beth).received from Lord GAI 81811, staling tharthe - indien - ne French Frigate had .gone to pieces in a gale of wind, and that one of the. Enemy's is had suffered severely from - thYsaine cause. SUBSTAJCE OF THE TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN THE COURTS . OF. FRANCE AND reitsla, SIGNED IN JAiniAltY, 1809. ; •When French merchants, or other French sub i • jeas, arrive either in the harbours or on the iron 'tiers of. Persia, no violence shall be offered them 14 the Governors or Magistrates of the country, who Shall, on the contrary, send them help and assistance in case of need. , . If the Freoch Capsul-Qeneral. proposes to fix his residence in Ispaban, crown ladd shall be hired for him, that he may bltild a house upon it. The same e with regard to other French Merchants who may be likewise inclined : when they wish to remove, the ..4nthorities . of the Country shall take care of their property,. and restore the same to them the moment they claim it. • The French Ambassadora . shall be treat e d with all honours doe to the first of Christian Monarchs; and the Consuls, Envoys, and French Merchants, shall take. precedencoabove those of all other nations. When French merchants export pr import met chandize, they shall psy duty according to, a fir valuatiou Of the goods, at • the time being; ;Pm! be allowed to pay the, 44 tue either in specie or.. corn rnodity-- . . NodutT shall be levied on servants of F,rench chantS4gttled in Persia,.either French, Armenians, or lodiaos, until they amount to tw e nty nor shalt any duty be enacted on their Dragomans, or inter preters of the country. • ' Governors shall give assistance to ships that may be wrecked, and chose: the expense to be paid them accordingly ; but they shall not, under any pretence, retain any articles belonging to the, stiip they may happen to have saved front the scat, During the space of three years from the date of • ;he Treaty, Frenchmen shall" pay po duty (Custom house). The same with respett to Persian merehams in France • Eleoch merchapts shall only once pay duty in Persl,4 : l4ar, whatever metibandize they may import or expOrt. The rate is three per Cent. Persian merchants shall enjoy the same privilege its France. Goodsimported or exported by the way of Bagdad, to paydutfas at Ispahan.. Consuls 81;511 be peiurtted to build a church c . 6n'e tiguous to their residence, and to diSplay the trench • . colours on the-: tons of their housoo-"at seaports only. In 'case tr French Merchant should.oAperieeee a . . footme without having given security to aoybody,.'iiiitili4r . Frenelimito'shalk be called upon 'to disehari,e his debts.; but in t‘ie case Of security being givciffi the saint; shill be executed.. Wfwo- aireements are entered into betwoe 9 French, Petiian, and Merchants .of other coun tries, relpeaftt„; partnership and, inqurances, suc h . agreernTnt mutt be submitted to rthe.lndge of the i.,.:ountry, or to the French Consul, and a cope of the sinou ter hy1 . 0‘.4 , ,ed with the latter, that it mkrbe resorted to according tecircumatabees. When it [trench slave shall tali into the hands: of Persian su=ajeas, and not haking become a Mussel man, l igniligs, to the Fredch Consul that, he de. ;hands hiS irotetgen, no opposition shall be made to his belt); given up on p for . his ransom the atm that he .bad cost originally. . With 'reipeet to the effects arid goods belonging to PtirSitin stitilects embarkid at the Peritian ports on board of Turkish ships, market vesfels - bontid to th 4 Indies or,ekewhere, or loaded with India .:cornma, &Mies for the return, if during their double voyage the French vessels shotild have any difference 'With the above mentioned countries, and that their ves selsshould fall into their power, and 'that 'there should be found on boarct mt:rehandise; the' whol of their goods and effects' shall be restored. having been agreed upostt between.the agents of t)iti,c'ourts,of France and that, of Persia, - .that the I te :; When French , the.that ;der ;Ite renlainderof his.property shall!betlivideOimongst hisctfditort;" 'according to tl;* respective acct Individual claims: We stopped the Pre yesterday afternoon to an• nounce the arrivgl of Hamburg!' Papers to - the eoth inst. The only importnit intelligence they contain, is, that the Russian Charge d'Affaires at Vienna has declared, that the EMPERO.R a t ilt:sun was deter. mined, in the event of a war between Austria and - - France, to take part with the latter. .We fee there t Is too much foundation for this statement, though its appearance in a Paper so direaly under French . . 'influence, is certainly calculated to exci te sore doubts upon the subjeEt. 1 Mr. DAVISON' ‘‘ns this morning brought up to the Court of King's Bench, to receive the judgment of the Court. He was sentenced to 2 t months im prisonment, in addition to what he has already suf ferd, making the period of three years. This Gen tleman has refttuded 18,0001. :It is evident from the tenour of the observations which the Opposition Writers have been so awk wardly attempting on the result of Lord Fotit.-. ST"E'S Motion, that- they have not yet got theit cue: that they are wholly in the dark respecting the views of the Par/e--that they are at sea without chart or compass; w ithont even the twinkling of a hint from their Polar Star. t)l t Motio:-. itself, and the extrava i gai l : c 3 o bl n u sy' r : l l i : lY e n(f c )e ' tht: which it wonl , l lead, it may be supealtioas to animadvert. We should have now, perhaps, only, briefly to observe on the absurdities, contradtz.lions, and I:ilsehoods of which the Opposition Papers, Wm l i ticularly the chief Organ of the Party, have beets guilty in their u n.nts on the Debate to which Liardrote.stoNE'S Proposition liasgiven rise. Faith" _NI only to the. first itupulv, they inechanicaly lol.• low thetirift 01 their daily trade, tii:! !. , use of - liters, without- seeming' to . be aw.ire that while, they aTe performing the;rtaAls of incessant and Initiate censure of the toeasores of Government, tiler fail tbul of, their''oWti friends. Thus itl their attempts on this late occasion to - strike at Mr. ro cRVAL alone, their blows fell with equal violence 011 their own party. Indeed the organ' of the 1464)3 ;s its flail instOice completely at Variance wi th t he leaders. lt positively denies thatat the present. °' `ment any ferment exists in the public mind. the ferment exists no where but in the Itectteailn,g ii I?,ation of Mr. i'SLICIVOL I : It may he, 4adiiiitsi th at ' from various causes, there is excited the p mind a feeling of itolignotion,.a feeli n g of re c oil . feeling of rtult4lion. These, i t most be wytttgo, ature nti Sty feelings rather of an buterog etneous properlyif . worke d into , .0 ccilripoUrld! Calln.ot r, fail of Koducing a fernwit, all' events Ott chronicle Writers, Are seldom back to supply tlblia the!raven.But let us see hoyi the Matter really stands —tits it Mr. BISACGYAL. only who asse rts that there exists a ferment in the, public. wind ? is nor the same assertion more. roun dly nrde,, not only Mr.,,Wittrenc.AD, the great fernierster,,who Nur ported the motion, but by Lod H., Per ti,.gr4' ° . ~o,4I4,,.I‘Iy.TIERSEY, 4C. whoopppsed I. So mph for the liArmony of the organ with the' leadpri of thf° Rarty. 'lnt. it is not-so much to.t his discord amnia ti at We have to advert,„ as we have I° ' complain of their barefaced risisreprentationS of the sentiments of would hold. out to the Country as adverse to every"investig aio ipia alnses„ and as an.' ious,ouiy to slit Inlnquiry3'e.t did, My, PSIICF ! VAL, or NIL CANNING,' make, any objellion to Lord F,OLKSTONE's Notion, the wasnot still more.spongly urged by Mr. P0r4, 40° and Mr. TlEtttNiq Ministeri . ohjeeled to its v i i i`" fined extent ; to the, latitude and timilywill).4ticll it was worded; to that wholesale - dealing in s us P i:: tiiert,Which such a Motioo,wotird - set up against qt r Y bppartmentof the GoVernMent ; and of. w hich 1 "- ,4 abettO:of the Motion seem by n..ra s i to mfke a tnopopoly. So far from be trayipg anY dgejr ? ‘ or exerting any endeavour to sti fl e Inquiry,,giO ter7 have declared their readiness to institutea specifistv quirt' into specific abuses, i'llenever suchebug'44l° fairly Stated and fairly proved to exist Their only' at)" j=t9ion it to a sweeping random proceeding, Wi t b °tit o a r t i . y .co o r t r h u e p r t g io u n ida i n nce ei t t h a t tl e D i a e t p et a f r tin e e g i e l t t i s e r y a f l s G o tc er :: . meat, the existence of which, as ,Mr. TlEBNialt 01/ served; there was not a shadow of evidence 1 , Such, also, were the confessions of . all the princ ; r 3 1 Members of Opposition, e -xcept Mr. WitiTattPci who would he the he a d of a new party ; an d s till th e cr " organ of their ephiiodsasserts, that there i s no men!, in the Public Mind, although it represents °i* sisters as anxious to stifle .enquiry , kite ltbli st° which attempt alone, slibtsl4 sec °riling to 1110 0$1 , ktifncientfto, excite the Most general rem .!r-in all this, The chronicle can see no fennera j il° . so much es a rag for Mr. Peacavm. to form of for a proselyte to fly .to i —.not a bugbear can frighten the most timid : wikirmist into plat, Have not,. however, the nava, the e gitE the TIEnNEY9, the WYNNES ; even the) VI tb°s! I the o stoutest hearts of the popular phalanx k pat goes of political 100Y/eV; those "e ,oiean P ile .alarm !ars of the Constitutional Edifice, taken aid